1992 World Series Game 3 Highlights | Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto Blue Jays скачать в хорошем качестве

1992 World Series Game 3 Highlights | Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto Blue Jays

These are the highlights for game 3 of the 1992 World Series. After a thrilling game 2, the Toronto Blue Jays have managed to even the series at a game a piece after beating the Atlanta Braves 5-4. As this series shifts to the SkyDome in Toronto, this will be the first time in history that a World Series game would be played in Canada. This is now a must-situation for both teams in order to be ahead of this series 2-1. The Atlanta Braves have Steve Avery on the mound, who initially struggled in the NLCS against the Pittsburgh Pirates, but later pitched really well in his last few appearances. The Braves hope that he can deliver a good performance on the mound in order to secure a game 3 win for the Braves. The Toronto Blue Jays have Juan Guzman on the mound, who pitched phenomenally in the 1992 ALCS against the Oakland Athletics. The Blue Jays hope that he can deliver them a game 3 win and the first World Series win by a Canadian team in the World Series. This game is well-known for a double play that could’ve almost been a triple play, but the umpire missed the tag at the runner at second which would’ve made it an official triple play. Had this call been made, it would’ve been the second triple play in World Series history. This game is also known for Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox’s ejection from this game during the top of the 9th inning after throwing a helmet onto the field and complained about umpire Joe West’s calls. In game 3, both Steve Avery and Juan Guzman face off in a classic pitchers duel. In a close, thrilling, and dramatic game 3, these two teams play a well-fought out game in this 1992 World Series. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the clips and game footage shown in these highlights. All of the clips and game footage shown in these highlights belong to the MLB (Major League Baseball) and their respective owners. All rights go to the MLB and their respective owners.